COVID Follies: Tales from the Pandemic
In the last few months I have written about a woman speaking before a school board in Tennessee...
Skeptical Scalpel
You won’t believe what this woman said about masks at a school board meeting
Former Disney actress Leigh-Allyn Baker spoke to the Williamson County, Tennessee school board...
Naturopath faces federal charges for selling fake Covid-19 vaccination cards
By Physician’s Weekly blogger, Skeptical Scalpel Naturopath Juli A. Mazi, who practices in Napa,...
The amateur urologist
By Physician’s Weekly blogger, Skeptical Scalpel Ryan King, a 28-year-old man from Brisbane,...
Being sued for malpractice is one thing; being accused of homicide takes it to another level
By Physician’s Weekly blogger, Skeptical Scalpel An investigation into the death of...
The Decline of Science
By Physician’s Weekly blogger, Skeptical Scalpel Sherri Jane Tenpenny, an Ohio family...
A TikTok challenge: Can it be stopped from harming people?
Russian doctors endoscopically removed 209 magnetic balls one at a time from the stomach of a...
Egos vs. Professionalism and No One Wins
An Ohio nephrologist was arrested on a misdemeanor assault charge. He had pushed a cardiologist...
Doctors in the news and not in a good way: Part 2
In this week’s post, physicians’ behavior goes from the ridiculous to the deadly serious. Social...
Doctors in the news and not in a good way
Jason Pirozzolo, a Florida hand surgeon, is being investigated by the feds for “having allegedly paid for the travel expenses, accommodations, and female escorts” on a trip to the Bahamas with Congressman Matt Gaetz. According...
They’re MDs, but they can’t find residency positions
Written by Physician’s Weekly Blogger, Skeptical Scalpel In February, the New York Times published...
How long should patients fast before elective surgery? Part 2
Written by Physician’s Weekly Blogger, Skeptical Scalpel A couple of years ago, I blogged about...
